20 Years - 1 Goal: To provide effective germicidal UV solutions
American Air & Water® designs and delivers ultraviolet (UV) solutions through germicidal UVC light systems for disinfection of air, surfaces, water and liquid sugar.
"We Provide a Safer, Healthier and More Energy Efficient Environment"
Air and Surfaces UV Light Disinfection
This complete line of germicidal UV light systems includes stationary direct and indirect UV air cleaners and UV surface sterilizers as well as handheld, portable and mobile ultraviolet devices.
By treating the air which passes through the HVAC systems with ultraviolet light, American-Lights® UV Air Cleaner effectively reduces or eliminates the DNA-based airborne contaminants - bacteria, viruses, mold and spores - that cause allergy, asthma attacks, sickness and other respiratory conditions.
Sea water and fresh water ultraviolet disinfection systems
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Salt water UV systems for fisheries and hatcheries
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Hot water UV systems
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Cooling towers UV systems
MUNICIPAL
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Municipal water supply UV disinfection
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Wastewater disinfection UV systems
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Horizontal UV lamps
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Vertical UV lamps
RESIDENTIAL
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Well water whole house UV systems
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Point-of-entry: whole-house UV systems
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Point-of-use: single spigot UV equipment
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NSF Standard 55 Class A certified UV systems
Custom-built UV Systems
Your organization may have unique disinfection needs that are best addressed by a custom UV system. If your needs go beyond our standard UVC product lines you can request a unique custom design to meet your exact specifications.
The effectiveness of any UV application depends on delivering a sufficient UV dose to inactivate the target microorganisms. In air and surface disinfection the UV dose is calculated as follows:
UV dose* = UV intensity x Exposure time
An applications engineer knows how to take under consideration all the variables which affect the UV dose.
Call 843-306-0070 to speak with an expert
* The UV dose is usually expressed in microwatt-seconds per square centimeter (µWs/cm²) or milli-Joules per square centimeter (mJ/cm²).
